Book of Mormon Journaling idea

Half a year after my last post - another idea.

I am working to create a Book of Mormon Page-by-Page Study Journal. Each page in the  Study Journal would correspond to a page in the Book of Mormon. I have completed the first draft of the book and am looking for some feedback before I get too far into the book. 

Questions include: 

• size - letter or half letter (similar size to a paperback Book of Mormon
• paging - left or right or left/right alternating (like a book)
• lines - dark lines, wider lines, light lines, no lines

Download Come Follow Me week 1 here. If you download it, please send me feedback here or email me katlen124@gmail.com.  

New Venture

Like most with ADHD, I skip around a lot and have tried several ventures. I need to make one stick. With my classroom background, I will be loading a store at Teachers Pay Teachers. 

Currently, I only have a free item. I have one more underway. 

Check out my store.  I will be keeping the same name and logo.

Here is a favorite item for jotting down ideas: Small Notepads

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Coloring Mandala Fun

 I learned how to do a thing! I learned how to combine a quote onto a mandala coloring page and you benefit. 

Click on the image for the download or click here. 

I also have an Easter Activity Book that will soon be available. 

Check out my Amazon listings.

 

Conference Printable

 Conference season is upon us. We had ward conference this past Sunday, stake conference next Sunday and then the first weekend in April, General Conference. I'll admit to falling asleep during the meetings a few days ago. I should have been taking notes. So I finished up a set of conference printables that can be used for any conference.

download

The packet has 4 different pages: Pre/Post Conference thoughts, a speaker page, additional notes and a dot drawing page. It is a PDF file so you can print as many of any page as you wish.

While I have you here, I would like to show you what I have available at Amazon. I have just started putting together some journals and other workbooks. 

Find my books here.

 

Workbook Published

 

The book is available now!

Just a little 8 week Scripture Journal - a workbook with lots of space for reflection.

Check it out on Amazon. 

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B09RM3YYJX

Not my first book. I put together a small HTML how-to for teachers ages ago. Every school district in Texas at the time got a copy. 

New Calendar Stuff

 

So last week I watched a video on bullet journaling. This video introduced a discbound method. My biggest objection to traditional (term used lightly) was the messiness of the order - just tack the next page at the end, number it and put it in the index. ICK! With discbound, you can order/group your pages any way you want. I was so excited, I scoured Amazon and found 2 "expansion" packages and ordered them. I figured that with what I already had (see previous entry), just a few more things would help. Unfortunately I ordered 2 kits created by the same company and got lots of duplicates ... oh well, they will get used.  

Calendar Overload (part 2)

 

Over the past year or more, I have bought and created a boxful (yes, a 12 quart tote) packed with calendar supplies. I bought a few more this week after I decided to go with the discbound system. (More later)

My love of calendars is REAL. Now the opportunity to combine calendars with planners, to-do lists (and so many other lists), and so much more with my creative side is exciting.

Calendar overload

I have always loved a calendar. The first memory of my fascination with calendars I have is of a block calendar of my dad's. As I have been cleaning and going through his stuff, I have found myself staring at this calendar and remembering how I loved changing the months and the repeating pattern that allowed the blocks to be tall stacks of numbers. 

As an adult when school starts each year, I could feel my heart beat just a bit faster as I selected my planner for the year. During the pandemic and when I decided to stay home, one of the disappointments was a paper planner was kinda useless with my boring day-to-day. 

Then I discovered bullet journaling: how it could track goals, keep lists and so much more. 

I am fascinated again.